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Plymouth Creek Skatepark Hosts Free Skateboard Contest with 3rd Lair

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Published on May 29, 2025
Plymouth Creek Skatepark Hosts Free Skateboard Contest with 3rd LairSource: City of Plymouth, MN

Plymouth, get ready to roll: The City of Plymouth is teaming up with 3rd Lair Skate Park and Skate Shop for a free wheel-fest on Tuesday, June 17. According to an announcement on the city's official website, the skateboard contest is set to take place at the Plymouth Creek Skatepark, located on 3625 Fernbrook Lane N.

Aspiring skaters, take note: Registration kicks off at 5 p.m. sharp, with the contest starting at 6 p.m. Those itching to show off their kickflips and grinds must bring their own gear, but there's no fee to get in on the action. The public is invited to watch the high-flying antics for free, making it an event for both competitors and spectators. And, if you ride, you can join one of four divisions – be you're a newbie or a seasoned pro.

The division lineup reads as follows: Beginner, recommended for those fresh on the scene, ages 12 and under; Intermediate, for skaters 17 and under who've got a few notches on their decks; Advanced, welcoming all ages who've got serious skills to flaunt; and Girls/Women, open all the same but with a spotlight on the ladies who shred. Whether you're grinding rails or cheering from the rails, it's poised to be a jam-packed evening.

And what's a throwdown without some loot? The event promises music, fun, and, of course, prizes for the top three hotshots in each category. Shout-outs go to the local businesses stepping up as sponsors: Kyle Vitense State Farm, the Plymouth Lions Club, South Lake Pediatrics, and First Class Plumbing, LLC. But here's the heads-up: When the weather looks iffy, make sure you call the Parks and Recreation Department weather hotline at 763-509-5205 on the day of to check for cancellations.

Mark your calendars, gear up, and get ready to skate or spectate. It's more than just a contest – it's a celebration of the craft, the community, and the sheer joy of skateboarding in Plymouth.